Rema’s “Calm Down” Becomes First African Song to Top Billboard Overall US Radio Chart

Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone as his song “Calm Down” featuring American superstar Selena Gomez, secures the number one position on the Billboard Overall US Radio Chart.

Rema becomes the first African artist to accomplish this feat.

During the week under review, “Calm Down” amassed a staggering audience of 97.68 million on American radio stations, solidifying its position as the most-played song.

It surpassed the popularity of Miley Cyrus’ hit track “Flowers,” claiming the top spot on the radio charts.

Additionally, “Calm Down” currently holds the number three position on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Projections indicate that it may climb to number two, surpassing “Flowers” in the following week.

Rema’s unprecedented achievement showcases his global appeal and the remarkable impact of his music.

It marks a significant moment for African music on the international stage, further solidifying Rema’s position as a trailblazing artist.